yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Moto X Android Development] GoClifGo05:
Yea, just. Don't flash the bootloader. Fastboot system and one or two other things... Drawing a blank. But it is definitely possible to run 4.2.2 after being on 4.4.2 while unlocked....

I linked the files because if you extract the zip, everything you need is in there. RSD will fail.

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[Moto X Android Development] jayboyyyy:
we are way off topic but just wanted to say this before we stop talking about it. I think you can flash everything else besides the gpt.bin and the motoboot.img. i know you have to flash the radios to work and i think you have to flash the boot.img or it wont boot i don't believe. Im pretty sure just not flashing those and not taking an ota ever (or running rsdlite without removing certain commands for that matter) is a safe way to go. But if you have a dev phone then its under warranty so worst thing that happens is you don't have a phone while they send you another one.
[Moto X Android Development] ericizzy1:
Anyone know if version 3.1.2 works on Verizon 4.2.2?

Thanks
[Moto X Android Development] GoClifGo05:
It shouldn't. It'd be operating on the wrong kernel. But I dunno.

Why not use 3.2.2?

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[Moto X Android Development] ericizzy1:
As to 3.1.2 it says in the OP "Android 4.4 and lower" thats why i want to see if someone here did it.

As to 3.2.2 i think we covered it yesturday ;)
[Moto X Android Development] aldouse:
anyone able to get the Moto Spotlight Player to work? i'm getting FC's trying to play the windy day and buggy night stories.
[Moto X Android Development] Jayrod76:
It along with some components were removed from Eclipse... It's been considered bloat.

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[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
It is not going to work. All the videos that the app references have been deleted. The app doesn't serve any real purpose either.
[Moto X Android Development] BladeRunner:
Worst piece of bloat. ever
[Moto X Android Development] aldouse:
Oh darn. Thanks
[Moto X Android Development] HamBone625:
How could one put it back my boys loved it??
[Moto X Android Development] kungpowchicken:
I'm Ron Burgundy??
[Moto X Android Development] MikeyNick:
Well, back on the T-Mobile front, I'm getting some very interesting behavior here... Currently, I've swapped Eclipse's build.prop with the stock T Mobile build prop. I deleted my APN that I mentioned in the previous post. I get reception SOMETIMES, it's very hit or miss. I'll have it for a bit, then i'll walk outside and it'll change from E to 3G or H+ or something, then service will disappear and not come back for hours. In addition, I've not been able to get an LTE connection at all. I've seen some "ModemStatsService" force closes, so not sure if that has to do with it.

Also went to Kangakat and tried flashing your invert package there, but framework-res.apk breaks it. stripped that out and did the others, and get EmailExchangeService force closes.

So for now I think I'll go to kangakat, flash all the inverts except framework res and email, and live on that until someone can help me figure out what's going on here.

Any help would be greatly appreciated :)
[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
Get with me on elementalxdesigns.com this weekend and I will see if we can get it going for you.
[Moto X Android Development] MikeyNick:
Thanks nitro. Already purchased your X-Control app, and planning to donate when i get my paycheck next week (regardless of whether we get it to work). I really appreciate all your hard work! I'll get ahold of you on elementalx sometime saturday.
[Moto X Android Development] kungpowchicken:
I finally got Viper to work except when I have it plugged in via AUX to my car stereo. It works perfectly until I get a text or call (so the Touchless control kicks in), then Google Music stops, won't restart until I reboot the phone, Viper freezes when I go to check the status of the app.

Any ideas?

Edit: Also, would you consider using Viper in the ROM itself? MusicFX sucks **** haha
[Moto X Android Development] termleech:
I've not had a reason to flash a rom on the X since I got it 8 months ago. Well I finally said what the heck and flashed this since it still had all the stock features. All I got to say is damn. Battery life is insane compared to stock, it's been flying along and I'm super happy. Bought you app to support the rom. Keep up the amazing work.
[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
If viper didn't have so many bugs I would.
[Moto X Android Development] kungpowchicken:
Lol Touché.
[Moto X Android Development] captiv123:
Hi all.

So will this work with Rogers wireless?

And what safestrap lol?

Sorry newB here.

I have unlocked bootloader and am rooted.

Would love to try the ROM. Looks awesome.

Let me know

Thanks
[Moto X Android Development] carlz28:
Literally had the exact same experience and tried the same tricks as you. Please shoot me a PM if/when you get this figured out. Would most definitely love to use this as a DD
[Moto X Android Development] t1.8matt:
Any idea why this would get stuck at formatting system? Dev Ed. coming off rooted stock 4.4.2. Is it really a must to flash back to 100% stock with just TWRP? No root?
[Moto X Android Development] wooddale:
How long did you wait takes a long time 5 min or so
[Moto X Android Development] t1.8matt:
I got it, it does take a long time to load, not used to that. Thanks.

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I lost my T-Mobile APNs.
[Moto X Android Development] wooddale:
Scares ya the first time don't it lol.
[Moto X Android Development] t1.8matt:
Ehh, just made me wonder. I had to look up the APN settings though, easy enough.

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Since this is Blur based, are you able to flash Faux kernel on this since that kernel only works on Blur based roms?
[Moto X Android Development] jayboyyyy:
Yup
[Moto X Android Development] mroneeyedboh:
People still running faux kernel?

Where can I DL it at? I found the thread under original Dev.. Is that it?

Also, any issues with it? I seen it mentioned that we should or shouldn't disable the thermal battery option?

You guys running the ultimate?
[Moto X Android Development] EvanVanVan:
I tried searching "smart dialer", but didn't find anything in the thread..How do I enable the smart dialer from the pictures in the OP? Is it actually included in the ROM or do I have to side load it like usual?

Thanks
[Moto X Android Development] rebretz000:
That's it over in original Dev section. I was running it but went back to stock. Stock seems to work better for me on 4.4.2
[Moto X Android Development] ericizzy1:
Stock works better for me on 4.4
[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
T-Mobile/GSM Moto X test build: http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407581167
[Moto X Android Development] ericizzy1:
On 4.4 with ecplise 3.1.2,just curious to see what you guys think would be the advantage of going 4.4.2 with ecplise 3.2.2 on it.

Tia
[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
4.4 will not see another Eclipse update. 4.4.2 takes better low light photos, has bug fixes and other improvements.
[Moto X Android Development] jmcdonald58:
Thanks for this flashed it tonight got it all set will run it tomorrow at work so far everything seems to be fine tested mms, gps, and took a few camera shots

XT1053
[Moto X Android Development] termleech:
Quick feature requests. Any way we can turn off the activity arrows in the wifi icon in the status bar? Kit kat removed that from wifi and cellular data and I kind of like not seeing it. Plus I think they said it saves more battery (not that I have any issues with battery on this rom)
[Moto X Android Development] rocketsaucev2:
My received mms come in blurry. My wife and I text our work schedule and I can barely make out the numbers, as an example. Anyone else?

Eclipsed Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] GoClifGo05:
Using bubble mms?

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[Moto X Android Development] rocketsaucev2:
No the stock one

-Nexus 10-
[Moto X Android Development] GoClifGo05:
I believe there are known issues with the stock mms. Try bubble in the Op and see if it fixes it for you.

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[Moto X Android Development] rocketsaucev2:
Does that replace the stock app?

-Nexus 10-
[Moto X Android Development] GoClifGo05:
Yup. But you won't lose anything.

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[Moto X Android Development] MikeyNick:
Hey, I'm also on XT1053 trying this build out. Told nitro about the one problem I had but since you're another user of this GSM one, perhaps you can verify it or not. For me, if I'm connected to LTE, the signal bars never change. I have signal and it works just fine, but all 4 signal bars are empty. If I change in X-Control to have it use the numeric value instead, it is pegged at -120. When I'm in my office, where I don't get LTE, then the signal bars work just fine (3G, H, H+, E, etc). It is only when I'm connected to LTE that my signal bars are all empty. He said he's investigating, I just want to make sure it isn't just me. I installed over the 3.2.2 OP version, wiping data, cache, and dalvik.
[Moto X Android Development] jmcdonald58:
Yeah I noticed it this morning on the way in to work I did clean install per OP instructions I was only getting (3g, H, E) to show any bars I never saw the LTE once so I restored my Stock backup to check and LTE was working fine,with all bars working I installed Jayrod theme also Damn it's nice so I will be looking at it again later after work
[Moto X Android Development] MikeyNick:
I gave the ultimate a try for about a day. Started off okay but in the end i noticed there was about a second worth of delay when unlocking the active display before it would actually unlock the device. I don't get this at all on stock. Looked like battery life would have been better, but i care more about responsiveness than battery life.

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I'm not having any issues, though I'm using the inverted Mms. I just tested by taking a picture of a paper document on my other phone and sending it to my moto X and it was just as clear as it looked on the other phone.
[Moto X Android Development] ericizzy1:
Hi, op says that version 3.1.2 is for Android 4.4 and lower. Does it work on 4.2.2?
[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
No
[Moto X Android Development] ericizzy1:
I see, looking for a good rom for 4.2.2 can you recommend?
[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
Out of curiosity why would you want to stay on jellybean? There are so many improvements that come with KitKat.
[Moto X Android Development] GoClifGo05:
Wants to stay for whatever reason.

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[Moto X Android Development] ericizzy1:
bluetooth on kitkat sucks, especially while on hotspot. non existent on 4.2.2
[Moto X Android Development] GoClifGo05:
All I can add is that no one is developing for 4.4 anymore. You may be able to find old Roms in this section or on rootz but it will all most likely be outdated.

Honestly it seems like everything you want is good on stock. Should just stay there till you decide to move on. I personally have no blue tooth issues on 4.4.2 or Eclipse...

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[Moto X Android Development] chaozbr:
Hi, I use a XT1058 in Brazil, so I use portuguese to speak to Google now, my question is if I flash Eclipse, i will lost the ability to speak in portuguese? Because I read somewhere in the topic that Eclipse only haves English, French and Spanish as languages

Enviado de meu XT1058 usando Tapatalk
[Moto X Android Development] Travisdroidx2:
I see more than 3 languages.
[Moto X Android Development] chaozbr:
I'm not speaking about phone languages, but Google Now languages, for example to call someone, in portugues I say "Ligar para X" and in english the term is "Call X"

I want to know if I flash Eclipse, I can speak "Ligar para X".

Thanks!
[Moto X Android Development] cupioscire:
Just a little question from me:

What about unifying this ROM for all models?

Motorola Moto X DE XT1053
[Moto X Android Development] jayboyyyy:
not that simple. Its not the same as making a unified build of aosp based roms.
[Moto X Android Development] kungpowchicken:
I had the same issues. I have tried that MMS that comes with Eclipse and the inverted, both have blurriness.

The only solution I have found is to us the stock moto MMS. Works like a charm.
[Moto X Android Development] Swimboy46163:
Or use textra or something like that.
[Moto X Android Development] akellar:
Says the guy posting from his RAZR :p
[Moto X Android Development] ruben8448:
Quick question. I just got the moto x. I got the GSM developer edition. Unlocked bootloader and not carrier label on the back. Will I be able to flash this rom or is this compatible with the VZW DE version only?
[Moto X Android Development] jmcdonald58:
Check post # 1444
[Moto X Android Development] ruben8448:
Thank you so much
[Moto X Android Development] Swimboy46163:
Does x control premium allow the pesky vibration symbol in the upper right to be hid?
[Moto X Android Development] GoClifGo05:
If I understand what you're asking correctly then no. It allows you to mod tiles but not up in the status bar. Status bar tweaks include clock, signal, battery, dl/ul indicator etc.

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[Moto X Android Development] Swimboy46163:
I'm talking about the vibration symbol in the status bar.
[Moto X Android Development] GoClifGo05:
Yea, so no.

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[Moto X Android Development] Swimboy46163:
Ok thanks.
[Moto X Android Development] ThaSik1:
Has anyone had an issue where using Touchless controls crashes the entire Rom? Not sure if I should reflash on top of my current setup or clean install (Hate clean installing). Thanks in advance!
[Moto X Android Development] GoClifGo05:
No issues here with touchless.

What version are you on and how did you get there?

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[Moto X Android Development] ThaSik1:
Just started recently, been running Eclipse for about 2 weeks and it just started arising with issues as of last week. When I initially downloaded it, it said it was 3.2.2 but the build number says 3.2.1. I have an unlocked MotoMaker on Verizon that was on 4.4.2 stock before switching to Eclipse. I really may just try and redownload the rom and flash it again to see if the problem gets alleviated.
[Moto X Android Development] GoClifGo05:
The build number saying 3.2.1 is a known issue acknowledged by Nitro. You are on 3.2.2. Have you tried just wiping dalvik and cache? If so, I'd just try another dirty flash like you mentioned. I dirty flashed too.

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[Moto X Android Development] ThaSik1:
Appreciate the fast response Clif! Gonna give both suggestions a shot and hopefully that helps! Thanks again!
[Moto X Android Development] GoClifGo05:
Let us know.

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[Moto X Android Development] ThaSik1:
Attempted a wipe of the caches and the error still occurred but it looks like a Dirty Flash cleaned things up proper! Thanks for the help and making me unscared to use my Touchless Controls again hahaha :highfive:
[Moto X Android Development] kalel90:
Is there a fix for this yet? Its quite the annoyance.

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I quoted the wrong post in my post above. I was actually referring to this post.
[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
I do not own a gsm moto x nor have access to gsm service. It is something I have been working on it in my free time.
[Moto X Android Development] kalel90:
Sorry wasn't trying to come off as ungrateful. I legitimately wanted to know if it had been worked on. Is there anything us gsm users could do to help fix the issue?
[Moto X Android Development] MikeyNick:
Just for sh***s and giggles I decided to revert to stock today and give faux kernel another shot. it is muuuuuuch smoother on stock. Anyway, 2 cents given.

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sent from your XT1060? ;)

I'm pretty sure all we can do is offer to guinea pig and report feedback. This is a game of patience. On a side note, I noticed that when I was on LTE I ONLY had data, no calling or texting ability. I'm back on kangakat/stock until nitro has time to work on it, trying to find my sweet spot...

Lots of appreciation to nitro for working on this!
[Moto X Android Development] kalel90:
Device id goes by the ROM I believe and this is a vzw based ROM so my att/gsm moto x shows as an xt1060. The data calls sms etc. Works fine its just the signal strength is always reporting as -120 regardless of actual signal quality.
[Moto X Android Development] Crooke356:
Apologies, found my answer.
[Moto X Android Development] Pwnicorn:
First off, thank you Nitro for deving this for us. When I saw you made a gsm test build I had to install it. Flashed fine. I purchased x controls on play. When I flashed the inverted zip I think that's when I lost data/calls etc. Not sure if anyone knows a workaround yet. I know it's still in the testing stages. I don't mind if the signals don't show, just how any gsm guniee pigs got their data calls working. Thanks.
[Moto X Android Development] MikeyNick:
Yep, figured this out last night too but too tired to post till this morning. It's the framework-res.apk from the invert package that causes the problem. For me, what happens is that LTE no longer shows any signal bars, and works for data, but not for calls or texts. What I ended up doing was taking the invert zip, extracting, removing the framework folder, rezipping and flashing that. So I have all his inverted gapps and everything but framework-res and it's working perfectly. If you've already flashed the invert framework res, you can simply pull the one from the GSM build and flash that over it and it should go back to working.

If I get some time today i'll decompile the packaged framework res that came in the gsm build and the one from the invert package and see if i can find the difference. My probably uneducated guess is that he added a telephony jar for gsm and the invert framework res doesn't point to it.

Progress XD

EDIT: Next step is to figure out why tethering isn't working ;)
[Moto X Android Development] Pwnicorn:
That would be awesome if you figure out the framework hitch. I can get the inverted contacts fine by swapping the apks and fixing permissions. Having inverted contacts is pretty significant. Before, on stock and kangkat I was able to get inverted dialer, google dialer, email, gmail, mms, calendar, google search, plus a lot of other, but NEVER contacts on any stock based gsm rom except this one (since gsm test build). See so much promise.:good::o
[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
I will have an inverted gsm package later today.
[Moto X Android Development] wooddale:
Scott bet you wish you had a HTC6525L to lol.
[Moto X Android Development] thenetvines:
Can this be installed on the T-Mobile variant of the Moto X?

I guess the "retail" version might be the T-Mobile variant, but I want to be sure :)
[Moto X Android Development] MikeyNick:
Thanks nitro, you're a hero! Btw, got my paycheck, donation sent :) should I send the confirmation number or something?

Also, if you've got the time and don't mind sharing, can you enlighten me what changes were in the framework res? I have a thirst for knowledge!
[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
You are going to want to use my GSM test build I posted a few pages back. I will give you a direct link when I get back to my computer.
[Moto X Android Development] MikeyNick:
This one can: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=51314404&postcount=1444
[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
Just received it! Thanks for the support!

I changed the eri, network modes and LTE signal reporting. I can send you the diff.
[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
I picked one up using my new every two upgrade at work.
[Moto X Android Development] MikeyNick:
Psh, I wish it could have been more. You're the one that deserves all the thanking!

If it's quick then yea I'd love to see a diff.
[Moto X Android Development] thenetvines:
I appreciate the help, I was almost dumb enough to try the retail version on my friend's Moto X out of carelessness.

Will have my Moto X next week, and help however I can :)
[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
Retail and dev units run the same firmware. Just the GSM variants need modded.
[Moto X Android Development] wooddale:
Well then I'm jealous. How do you like it I gotta get one.
[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
I am unsure about it still. I like it but something is a little "off".
[Moto X Android Development] wooddale:
Thanks Maybe Ill hold off let me know. We should be able to unlock and root?
[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
Eventually yes.There is a different exploit that needs to be found first before a different one is burned.
[Moto X Android Development] Jayrod76:
So..I'm guessing that in order for the GSM folks to run my theme..I need to edit a few things?

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[Moto X Android Development] MikeyNick:
Assuming it includes framework-res.apk and you based it off the verizon framework-res.apk, then yes, i think it probably would.
[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
Yes but we can vrtheme it as it will just be a resource swap.
[Moto X Android Development] Pwnicorn:
Thank you nitro for working on this great ROM for us gsm folks. Looking forward to the future of this. :o

Grab a 12 pack on me! Trans: 2P363422LW170673A

Love your work:good:
[Moto X Android Development] Jayrod76:
Hmmm...I never looked into VR

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[Moto X Android Development] Slamone11:
Will this be available to sprint anytime soon? Thanks.
[Moto X Android Development] hawkjm73:
Nitro, would you be willing to consider including the binaries for ssh and sqlite3 in the ROM? I know I can add then in myself, but just as a convenience thing.
[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
I haven't had anyone ask! If you are willing to test I can throw out some test builds!
[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
I could do that
[Moto X Android Development] MikeyNick:
I was going to wait until I had further time to investigate but I figure I'll post what I know now since it'll be a few hours until I can look at it more... just in case anyone wants to play around.

So anyone on the GSM test build, I noticed that tethering wasn't working. turns out that it was specifically not working on LTE, but did work on H+,3G, etc. I managed to get it working on LTE by adding a T-Mobile APN to the APN list.

Specifically, I added:

Name: T-Mobile

APN: fast.t-mobile.com

MMSC: http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc

APN Type: default,supl,admin,dun,mms

The reason I wanted to further investigate is that:

1) I don't know if this is being counted as "tethered data" on the t mobile account or not

2) I don't know if all those APN types are needed (dun is the one related to tethering, so it could potentially only need that)

3) I don't know if this affected tethering on the other network modes (H+, 3G, etc)

So, take it as it is, I'll look into it more when I get the chance.
[Moto X Android Development] akellar:
Well hey if you're taking requests how about a maxx build? :)
[Moto X Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
I guess someone hasn't been following the test builds on my site :)
[Moto X Android Development] akellar:
Someone certainly hasn't but will be soon :thumbup:
[Moto X Android Development] t1.8matt:
I don't know if anyone else had WiFi not working on the gsm test build? I couldn't get it to turn on.
[Moto X Android Development] Pwnicorn:
If you had flashed faux kernel previously, then reflash it and it will fix WiFi. This was the case for me.

GSM WiFi working.
[Moto X Android Development] t1.8matt:
Ha, I completely forgot I flashed Faux kernel on the stock rom. Thanks man, I'll give it a try.